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Predictable Control of Spatial Patterns Formed by Bacterial Consortia

Timeline

2022

Description

A team of students led by Biomedical Engineering professor Lingchong You will predict pattern formation of bacterial colonies by integrating experimental results with both mechanistic modeling and machine learning methods. Bacterial colonies have the capability to self-organize into beautiful and intricate patterns. Students will contribute to a method for controlling the outcome of colony spatial patterning, which is an important challenge facing the field of synthetic biology.

Project Lead: Lingchong You
Project Manager: Anita Silver

 

View the team's final poster:

Predictable Control of Spatial Patterns

 

Watch the team's final presentation below:

 

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